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<span class="heading">Programming with Rudiments using the modemserver class</span><br><br>

<p>Even in this day and age, it isn't uncommon for embedded systems to communicate with the outside world over dial-up lines.  To fill this need, rudiments provides implementations of the client and server abstractions for modems as well.  The code below listens for a client connection over a dial-up line.</p>

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<p>Coming soon...</p>

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<p>See the <a href="modemclient.html">modemclient</a> example for a client that can communicate with this server.</p>

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